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His promise to freeze energy prices for 20 months had the most gratifying result imaginable. Pundits warned, none too plausibly, that lights would go out, energy giants threatened to flee the country, and the boss of Centrica took time off from counting a reported 40 per cent pay rise over five years to warn of the horrors that would follow price controls. Oddly, the people refused to buy the image of a black-out Britain warmed only by a flickering Bunsen burner. Someone had offered them a helping hand while kicking vested interests, and they liked it.